Business Administration, Management and Operations at Morehouse College

Morehouse's business program punches well above its weight in Georgia's competitive landscape. Starting at $55,567, graduates earn more than the state median for this program by $11,000—placing this HBCU in the 80th percentile statewide. That puts it ahead of much larger state schools like Kennesaw State and just behind DeVry, while serving a student body where 44% receive Pell grants.

The debt picture strengthens the case: at $23,625, graduates borrow roughly $3,000 less than both state and national medians, creating a debt-to-earnings ratio of 0.43 that's manageable from the start. Earnings climb to $62,476 by year four—a 12% increase that suggests graduates are advancing in their careers. Nationally, this program sits in the 84th percentile, meaning it outperforms roughly five out of every six business programs across the country.

The value proposition is clear for families weighing Morehouse against Georgia's other options. You're getting outcomes comparable to flagship state universities (UGA graduates earn $56,630) with below-average debt and the distinct advantages of Morehouse's network and HBCU experience. The 51% admission rate and 1050 average SAT indicate accessibility, while the earnings data demonstrates the institution delivers strong career outcomes despite less selective admissions. For Georgia families, this represents a particularly smart investment in business education.